Smorgasbord Posts from Your Archives 2021 – #Potluck – Top Ten Things Not to Do at the Start of Construction of Mount Rushmore in 1927 by John. W. Howell

Sally G. Cronin has honored me with a repeat of one of my posts. As you may be aware, Sally a big promoter of indie authors. A visit to her blog will show you how you can take advantage of Sally’s professionalism. Look around and you will see there are so many ways she can help promote you. Thanks again, Sally

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  1. Smorgasbord - Variety is the Spice of Life.'s avatar

    Thanks for the great intro and promotion John and always delighted to share your posts… hugs xxx

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  2. Harmony Kent's avatar

    A great ten things, John, and lovely to see your post showcased! 🙂

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    1. John W. Howell's avatar

      Thank you, Harmony. 😁

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  3. GP's avatar

    You deserve to be noticed, John!

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    1. John W. Howell's avatar

      I remember a state trooper telling me that very thing when he pulled me over in Ohio. Thanks for the compliment, GP. As it turned out the state trooper meant it in a different way. 😁

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      1. GP's avatar

        hahaha, I love it when they have a sense of humor, but keep writing the ticket. I have a funny one about Dad when he went through GA,

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        1. John W. Howell's avatar

          I would like to hear it.

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        2. GP's avatar

          We were driving down here to FL, going through GA, when a stereotype, overweight southern Sheriff pulled us over. He looked at dad’s license and started calling him Everett, you were speeding. Dad said, I was following the speed of traffic and the cars in front of me and behind all had GA license plates. The sheriff said, Everett, that’s why only you were pulled over. Would you like to pay me the fine or return for your court date? Dad asked him – are you still writing out that ticket? He said Yes. Dad pulled out his wallet and said, then you can call me Mr. Smith!
          It may not sound funny on paper, but looking out at that stereotype Sheriff with the southern drawl and Dad doing his best to curb his aggravation, it was hysterical then.

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        3. John W. Howell's avatar

          I can imagine. I’ll bet y’all kept your giggles to yourself too. 😁

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        4. GP's avatar

          Until we took off, before that – before that, we kept it all muffled.

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  4. Jennie's avatar

    One of my favorite’s John. Nice to see you you at Sally’s.

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    1. John W. Howell's avatar

      Thank you, Jennie. 😁

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      1. Jennie's avatar

        You’re welcome, John.

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